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Poignant Prayer for the nation with Mozart
Jun 19, 2026
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War Alarm
Jun 17, 2026
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My Heart Isn't Proud
Jun 15, 2026
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Pray for Armenia
Jun 8, 2026
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| 6/19/26 | ![]() Poignant Prayer for the nation with Mozart | Beyond the noise: Poignant moments of prayer and reflection for the nation with Mozart Beyond the hype and excitement of the Makerfield by election yesterday, which featured a win by a man who studiously avoided referencing the name of the party he was representing, and who began his acceptance speech by claiming that ‘politics is broken in this country,’ it will be good to specifically dedicate Andy Burnham’s time as an MP (and very probably as PM) to the Lord. With so much being up in the air for the nations at this troubled time, it is lovely to share this extract from one of Mozart’s most beautiful pieces: the slow movement from his 27th piano concerto, which Jo Foote and Christiane von Albrecht recorded for us in a special arrangement for two pianos. The music embraces both gravity and hope, and takes us to poignant emotional depths, so that, at both a political and a spiritual level, it cuts through the constant noise of the news cycle, offering us instead an opportunity to still our souls and give ourselves - and our nation - once again to the Lord. Why not take some time to pray for wisdom for our leaders, and for all in positions of responsibility, for the Lord to overrule, lead and beautify. Why not find a quiet space to listen, perhaps even put on headphones to make the most of this "moment of prayer" reflection? | — | ||||||
| 6/17/26 | ![]() War Alarm | Concerning the times and the seasons . . . you know perfectly that the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night. For when they say, “Peace and safety!” then sudden destruction will come upon them, as labour pains upon a pregnant woman. (1 Thess, 5:1-3) This intensely powerful piece by David Booth permits us for just a very few minutes to share in something of the intense alarm and shock that war brings. Central to this remarkable piece is time, as beaten out by minutes and seconds in an emphasised way. Suddenly the warning sirens sounds, and all becomes confusion and cacophony as destruction is visited on the nation, Bells continue to sound throughout the piece, while the drumbeat of war continues relentlessly on every hand. It would be natural and appropriate to apply this piece to Ukraine. Quite apart from the immense physical damage the unrelenting air raids on its cities have caused the degree of psychological distress they have unleashed exceeds anything one can imagine. The trauma will take those caught up in this maelstrom years recover from. But David had a broader vision even than the war in Ukraine as he prepared this remarkable piece - not least a deep concern for our own nation. The Westminster chimes symbolise home life being disturbed by the sirens; with the trumpet at the end sounding a military call. The clock continues its unabated beat, symbolic of life continuing in amongst the alarms, and the piece concludes with the sound of marching men: a reminder that though the long years of peace have been our familiar friend, the unwelcome sirens can sound at any time for any nation. The greed and cruelty of human rulers know no boundaries or limits. Again and again the Bible looks forward to a reign of peace when the Lord Jesus returns to Earth; but first the world must pass through many painful birth pangs. May the Lord direct and lead you in prayer as you experience the power of this piece. | — | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | ![]() My Heart Isn't Proud | My Heart Isn't Proud by Ruach Breath of Life | — | ||||||
| 6/8/26 | ![]() Pray for Armenia | May the Lord bless the land of Armenia. I improvised this piece a few weeks ago, and after Justin had transcribed it for me, and we have worked on it a bit, I felt it would be good to dedicate it to Armenia, a country with a long Christian tradition, which is taking the risky step of moving away from its heavy dependency on Russia and towards the West. May the Lord move in power to protect Armenia and to draw many more in that land to a living relationship with the Lord Jesus. | — | ||||||
| 6/4/26 | ![]() Purcell: Sonata for Trumpet & Strings Z850 | The trumpet is the most distinctive sound in the book of Revelation, more even than the harp. It has a long historical association with the divine, and has often been used to represent the voice of God and His angelic hosts. In the Baroque period, when this piece was written, the distinction between secular and sacred music was becoming more fluid, and pieces like this glorious sonata were soon adapted and played by the trumpet and organ during church services and religious processions. Let’s use this brilliant Sonata for Trumpet and Strings by Henry Purcell, beautifully played by Anthony Thompson, to declare afresh the victory of the coming Kingdom of God. | — | ||||||
| 6/2/26 | ![]() Lord Hear Us | Grace Nadin brought us this profoundly beautiful song at the Symphony of Worship Conference in Malvern in 1996. May the words and the music combine to draw us deeper into a flow of Spirit-led prayer. | — | ||||||
| 5/29/26 | ![]() Lord hear our prayer | Grace Nadin brought us this exquisitely beautiful song at the Symphony of Prayer Conference in Malvern in 1996. More recently we recorded it with Megan Topper. May it become the prayer of our heart too. | — | ||||||
| 5/27/26 | ![]() Purcell Z850 1st Mov | What a special piece this is! You will love the dramatic fanfares and the lyrical dialogue with the solo instrument. It is very moving! Enjoy it for what it is, but as you listen, and almost certainly will want to listen again, see where the Lord might wish to direct you in prayer. It is a perfect music to accompany prayer to strengthen many people and situations, and to release the power of God far and wide. How special it is to combine music worship and prayer in this way! Thank you again Anthony Thompson, and all who played this piece so beautifully. | — | ||||||
| 5/24/26 | ![]() Torelli Sinfonia (Finale) | Torelli Sinfonia (Finale) by Ruach Breath of Life | — | ||||||
| 5/24/26 | ![]() Torelli | Torelli by Ruach Breath of Life | — | ||||||
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| 5/22/26 | ![]() Canzon by Gabrieli | Canzon by Gabrieli The end of the 16th century found Giovanni Gabrieli combining the roles of organist and principal composer at St Mark’s Cathedral, where he was able to take full advantage of the superb acoustics in that majestic building. One commentator described his dialogues between different instruments as being the 16th-century equivalent to ‘surround sound.’ May this piece, which is part of his Sacrae Symphoniae, bring a sense of the surrounding presence of Heaven. For there is joy and hope and a lovely sense here of being led by the Spirit. May God’s people everywhere press in to love and follow the Lord Jesus in the freedom of His Spirit. | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Still and until | David Booth has recently recorded a really special piece for Flamenco guitar. We called it 'Tender Flamenco!' I recorded this lament to accompany his beautiful guitar piece. It is inspired in part by the Lord's moving words in Jeremiah 2 and 3, where He looks back to the intimacy He used to enjoy with His people, and mourns how far they have backslidden. Let's use this moving piece to pray for people who once walked closely with the Lord, but who no longer do. Heart of my heart, I planted you as noble vine, a seed of the highest quality. I remember how you were, radiant in first love. and I was with you as Friend and Lover, a Mighty Warrior who saves, taking great delight in you, and rejoicing over you with singing;” but now you have turned your back and forgotten Me. (Jer. 2:21; 2-3, Zeph. 3:17) What fault did you find in Me, and what harm have I done that would cause you to stray so far from Me, turning to systems that cannot fail to fail, and building cisterns that contain no trace of My living word? (Jer. 2:5, 13) I went to such lengths to bestow great blessings on you – and if they had been too small, I would have added still more; (2 Sam. 12:8) but like a thoroughbred turning up its nose, you sought to beautify your way by the skill of your own hands (Jer. 2:32-33) and ended up despising all that I have given you. Will you not pause to reconsider, and pour out the gratitude that used to stream from your heart, lest all that is left be an empty shell that you seek to fill in a thousand different ways? I keep a chair reserved at My banquet table here in Heaven for when you return to your Shepherd and your Guide. (Jer. 3:4) My hand is stretched out and My Spirit allures, (Hos. 2:14-15) but I can do no more until you are willing to acknowledge your need and reach out Your hand once more to receive the endless blessings that I have always had in store for you. (Jer. 3:13-14) | — | ||||||
| 5/17/26 | ![]() Angels from realms of glory | With politics so much to the fore in people's thinking at this time, I was reminded of this quote by the 17th century Anglican theologian Richard Hooker that ‘He that goes about to persuade a multitude that they are not so well governed as they ought to be, shall never want attentive and favourable hearers.’ Those who promise much by way of better things for society are always likely to be popular, initially anyway, until their ideas are exposed to realities that either prove their value or show them to be wanting. Each of us know where our heart veers in response to the events and challenges of our time, but may we always bear in mind that the anger of man can never bring about the righteousness of God; and that while hatred of ‘the other side’ can stir up feelings of superiority or contempt, nothing less than the working of God’s Holy Spirit can ever create anything that truly unites. Since we must always be in search of godly ways of expressing our concern, I thought that reminding ourselves of James Montgomery’s words in his famous Christmas carol would be an unusual but potentially fruitful way to join with the angels in celebrating that Jesus has come into our midst, and that He invites people everywhere to come and worship the One who is with us now, and who will suddenly appear again. Here’s a reminder of the lyrics: Angels from the realms of glory Wing your flight o'er all the earth Ye who sang creation's story Now proclaim Messiah's birth Shepherds in the field abiding Watching o'er your flocks by night God with men is now residing Yonder shines the infant light Come and worship Come and worship the Lord, our God Come and worship the Savior Worship Christ the newborn King Saints before the altar bending Watching long in hope and fear Suddenly the Lord descending In His temple shall appear Come and worship Come and worship the Lord, our God Come and worship the Saviour Worship Christ the newborn King Come and worship Come and worship the Lord, our God Come and worship the Saviour Worship Christ the newborn King Jesus, we don't have to wait until Christmas to pray for You to rekindle the love of many to honour and worship You with all their hearts! | — | ||||||
| 4/29/26 | ![]() Tre Scarabocchia | It is a great delight to share these three brief 'doodles' that I improvised on the piano with you. After recording them, I sent them to Justin Coldstream, who kindly transcribed them. I then sent them on to James Horsfall, a very talented pianist in Jersey, who shaped, sharpened and played them for us. They are lovely. I sent them to a dozen friends by Whats App, and everyone received clear leadings and impressions as they heard them. Why not put them on a Sound Cloud loop, soak in them for a while and see what moods, emotions, heart cries, people and situations come to mind as you listen! | — | ||||||
| 3/20/26 | ![]() Spring Song✨ | springnature+2 | — | Hopkins | Eden | Gerard Manley Hopkinsvibrancy+2 | — | 1m 21s | |
| 3/20/26 | ![]() Signs Of Spring (ii)✨ | springnature+2 | — | Church | EarthLondon | dawn chorusbirds+2 | — | 1m 18s | |
| 2/7/26 | ![]() Father, my Father✨ | worshipdevotional songs+1 | — | — | — | Huw Humphreys1980s+1 | — | 5m 17s | |
| 2/5/26 | ![]() Eternal Light - May we be light-bearers for You, Lord! (Part Two)✨ | Eternal Lightlight-bearers+1 | — | — | — | — | — | 2m 52s | |
| 12/23/25 | ![]() We acknowledge You, Lord Jesus, as our King✨ | gospelworship+2 | — | — | Oxfordshire | gracespirit+2 | — | 2m 44s | |
| 12/18/25 | ![]() In dulci Jubilo✨ | In dulci Jubilomusic+2 | — | — | — | — | — | 2m 04s | |
| 12/18/25 | ![]() Bird song✨ | bird songspirituality | — | — | — | — | — | 1m 05s | |
| 12/18/25 | ![]() My love is like a red, red rose✨ | lovepoetry+1 | — | Ruach Breath of Life | — | romancemetaphor+1 | — | 2m 41s | |
| 12/17/25 | ![]() Wexford Carol✨ | ChristmasIrish music+1 | — | — | Bethlehem | Christmas storyangels+2 | — | 5m 46s | |
| 12/16/25 | ![]() Vivaldi Winter✨ | musicprayer+4 | — | Vivaldi's Four Seasonsthe Ruach Breath of Life Ministries+3 | — | peace-inducing musicgodly passion+2 | — | 3m 38s | |
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